Virginia Association of Broadcasters
Scholarship Grant Information and Application

1. One scholarship in the amount of $1,000 and three scholarships in the amount of $500 each will be awarded to entering juniors or seniors at a college or university that offers undergraduate training in broadcasting related programs, such as mass media, communications, journalism, business, sales, marketing, graphic design, computer, engineering and advertising, or to a student enrolled in a professional broadcasting school certified by the Virginia Department of Education.

2. In order to qualify for the grant, applicant must meet the following conditions:

    • Virginia resident attending and in good standing at a college, university, or professional broadcast school certified by the Virginia Department of Education—or a nonresident student attending and in good standing at a Virginia college, university, or professional broadcast school certified by the Virginia Department of Education.
    • Good moral character.
    • Provide proof of need for financial assistance.
    • Exhibit grades in previous academic work that, in judgment of VAB, are adequate to give reasonable assurance of success in completing college, or the technical program.
    • Select a course of study relating to a broadcasting career.
    • Apply for the grant in the manner herein, and furnish the information requested on the official application form.
    • Intend to pursue a career in broadcasting

3. Applicant should return application (see below), transcript, essay, and financial need form (parent of guardian’s last federal income tax return will suffice) to the Virginia Association of Broadcasters, 600 Peter Jefferson Parkway, Suite 300, Charlottesville, VA 22911, Attention Scholarship Committee, postmarked no later than February 15, 2008. If all of the above are not received, the application will not be considered.

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